Factor Feature: Houzz on How to Care for Pets & Children during a Remodel
Remodeling can be stressful for the entire family. Houzz put together a list of 14 easy ways you can prepare your kids and pets for a home remodel project. Factor Design Build was featured for their expertise in helping families and homeowners through the design and rebuild process.
Tips for Remodeling with Kids
- Designate a Safe Place to Play
- Completely Separate Construction Areas
- Have fun with the process
- Be aware of hazardous and unsafe materials
Tips for Remodeling with Pets
- Keep up with normal routines
- Get pets microchipped
- Introduce your pets to new people in the house
- Beware of fumes
Tips for Pets & Kids
- Coordinate schedules with your contractor and project managers
- Get outdoors
- Deep clean when work is done
Read more remodeling tips from Houzz and contact Factor if you’re ready to remodel your home.
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From the first design meeting with Jenny to the completion of my project they have provided exceptional customer service while getting the project done on schedule. Travis Orme is a skilled and passionate project manager who was with me every step of the way. Lam La keeps the project moving smoothly and has excellent attention to detail. Richard Begando did a great job working on my bathroom from start to finish.
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Factor Design Build took all the stress and pressure out of remodeling our home. From managing high end professionals to assisting with selecting the finishes, they handled it all. Countless surprises have been encountered while remodeling our 105 year old home and Factor has handled each one with professionalism and expertise, all the while keeping our budget in mind.
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